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Day: September 16, 2018

Justin Bieber is applying for US citizenship
16Sep By Sumon AdminNo Comments
America, Featured

Justin Bieber is applying for US citizenship

    Despite buying a cool $5 million Ontario mansion, Justin Bieber isn't saying goodbye to the U.S. anytime soon. In fact, the singer is applying for dual citizenship. TMZ reports that Justin will, in fact, be a Canadian citizen and an American citizen, as he has a deep love for the U.S. and an appreciation for this country. His U.S. citizenship is also sure to deepen his bond with fiancée and American-born Hailey Baldwin, who lives in New York. TMZ reports that Justin will, in fact, be a Canadian citizen and an American citizen, as he has a deep love for the U.S. and an appreciation for this country. New York has become a mainstay for Jailey throughout their summer engagement, as they've been spotted all around the city making out, breaking down, and even possibly g...
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Deadly typhoon lands in south China
16Sep By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Asia, Featured

Deadly typhoon lands in south China

    Typhoon Mangkhut is lashing China's most populous province, bringing winds of up to 100 mph (162 kph). Guangdong is on its highest alert for the storm, which also hit Hong Kong, where it swayed skyscrapers and blew out windows. The death toll from the Philippines meanwhile jumped from 30 to 49 - most of them killed in landslides caused by heavy rain. Mangkhut is considered the strongest storm of 2018. What's the impact in China? Typhoon Mangkhut made landfall on the Chinese coast near Jiangmen city on Sunday afternoon local time, state media reported. Thousands of people have been evacuated from Guangdong, and authorities there issued their highest warning level, a red alert. Image copyright EPA Image caption Typhoon Mangkhut brought flooding to Hong Kong Ima...
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Theresa May admits she irritated by leadership debate
16Sep By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Theresa May admits she irritated by leadership debate

    Theresa May has admitted she gets irritated over the ongoing debate regarding her leadership of the Conservative Party, as she lashed out at Boris Johnson’s completely inappropriate suicide vest remarks. The intervention from the prime minister comes after it was reported dozens of Tory MPs openly discussed how to topple Ms May, with some present at a meeting in Westminster suggesting she is a disaster and this can’t go on. Ms May’s leadership of the Tories has been increasingly precarious since the resignation of Boris Johnson from cabinet over her Chequers blueprint for Brexit, but it has been fragile ever since the 2017 snap election at which she gambled away the party’s majority. In an interview to mark the six-month countdown until Britain officially leaves th...
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Sadiq Khan calls for second Brexit vote
16Sep By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, London

Sadiq Khan calls for second Brexit vote

    London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for a second EU referendum, criticising the government's handling of Brexit negotiations with the EU. Writing in the Observer, the Labour politician said that with the UK due to leave the EU in six months, it now faced either a bad deal or no deal. The debate had also become more about Boris Johnson's political ambitions than what was good for the UK, he said. Tory minister Michael Gove said Mr Khan wanted to frustrate the will of voters. The mayor's comments are also at odds with the Labour's official policy, which is to respect the outcome of the referendum but leave all options on the table if a deal is not agreed by Parliament. Former Tooting MP Mr Khan said that although he campaigned to remain in the EU, he had accepted th...
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British MP Jo Swinson were taking her baby into Commons felt natural
16Sep By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

British MP Jo Swinson were taking her baby into Commons felt natural

    British MP who became the first to take her baby into a Commons debate has said she hopes it will signal a step forward in modernising parliament. Liberal Democrat deputy leader Jo Swinson appeared in the chamber with Gabriel on Thursday during a discussion about proxy voting. Speaking to BBC Scotland on Friday morning, she said it had felt like the natural thing to do. Ms Swinson gave birth to Gabriel, her second child, on 29 June. She did not have her 11-week-old son with her when she spoke early on in the debate, before she left the chamber to go and feed Gabriel, who then fell asleep on her in a baby carrier. By convention, Ms Swinson was expected to return to the chamber to listen to the closing speeches in the debate. The East Dunbartonshire MP said: The o...
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